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Possible to read the last line of a linux gnu-screen?

I’m trying to make a simple and reliable script, preferably in bash, that is executed every minute using crontab. The script simply has to read the contents of the last couple of lines of an open screen and store them as a var so that I can search for a sub-string. Does anyone know of an easy way to do

Pass filename from Nautilus to shell script

I am trying to execute a shell script that gets for an argument a file name. I can do it if I go to the terminal and type the full PATH. But I am trying to make this more user friendly so I what I want to do is to send the argument (complete path) from the file manager or

Bash alias cpu usage

I’ve tried this command but I have a percentage error calculator: Thank you for help Answer Change it to this: was missing after 100 -.

How to ssh another VM without password [closed]

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Combining find command conditions

I am trying to combine 2 find commands to pipe to a grep pattern match. my 3 commands are: get files modified in the last 24 hours: ignore a couple of directories: find pattern in the file’s lines: I have gotten below to work but cant seem to add directory skipping into the mix. get files modified in th…